New Delhi: Three fresh fir filed against Twitter on Tuesday because the social media platform faces the installation of legal monitoring for problems recently marked by the center and several state governments.
With this, the number of pine to the US-based giant has now risen to four, including those submitted by the police for this month in Assault Ghaziabad’s incident.
Map distorted Rowearlier on Tuesday, Police Uttar Pradesh ordered Twitter India Managing Director Manish Maheshwari under the Section 505 (2) IPC and part 74 of IT (amendment) Act 2008 because it showed the wrong Indian map on its website.
The map shows Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh as a separate country.
Then, Madhya Pradesh police also booked an Indian Twitter MD over the display of Indian maps distorted on the platform.
Madhya Pradesh led by BJP has taken Umbrage for map controversy, with the Minister of State House Narrottam Mishra called it a “serious problem”.
However, Madhya Paradesh’s police have not called part 74 from IT (Amendment) Act 2008 acting in this matter.
“Technically, this section does not apply in complaints but several other parts can be added later during the investigation,” said a Cyber ​​MP cell officer.
The wrong depiction of the Indian region has triggered a severe counterattack from netizens on Monday.
FIR of access to children’s pudistriary, Delhi police on Tuesday registered fir against Twitter for allegedly allowing access to children’s pornography on the microblogging platform.
The complaint was made by the National Commission for Children’s Rights Protection (NCPCR).
This case has been registered in the relevant provisions of the Indian Code (IPC), the protection of children from acts of sexual violations (Pocso) and IT laws, they said.
In May 29 letters, NCPCR said that it was found that “Toolkit for deep and dark webs” is also available on Twitter.
It provides access to all, including children, to get child sexual abuse (CSAM).
HC delayed the process in Ghaziabad Casemsmara, the Karnataka High Court on Tuesday postponed the trial in a problem related to the Indian Twitter MD and Ghaziabad police to 5.
Police Ghaziabad had submitted FIR against Twitter Inc., Indian website, Wire, Journalist Mohammad Zubair and Rana Ayyub, Congress’ Salman Nizami, Masqoor Usmam, Dr.
Sama Mohammad and the writer Saba Naqvi for sharing the attack clip of an old Muslim man in the city of Uttar Pradesh recently.
It also called Maheshwari at the probe.
Karnataka HC then held down the Ghaziabad police to start coercive actions against Maheshwari.
In the video clip, which appeared on social media on June 14, an elderly Muslim man accused him of being destroyed by several young men and asked to demand ‘Jai Shri Ram’.
The police claimed the video was distributed to trigger communal anxiety and put aside a religious point of view in the incident.
Twitter vs.
Multiple Centrethe opposed the background of a large deadlock between the central government and social media giants on a number of problems.
The biggest flash point appeared when Twitter failed to fully comply with new digital rules that came into force last month.
Twitter previously accused the “dangerous subjunganjung” government and claimed it was forced to “hold” the “legitimate” free speech “portion.
The government has reacted strongly with these allegations, collecting the company to deliberately regarding the land law and try to “dictate” its requirements even when using “opaque policies” for “arbitrary” to suspend a user account and delete a tweet.
Last week, Uni Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad attacked on Twitter after he was rejected access to his account for an alleged violation of the US-based copyright law.
(With input from agency)